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Johnnie Walker Red Label Whisky was created 1909 and is a classic blended whisky, a great mixer and back bar favourite.
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Found an old, unopened bottle of my Dad's Johnnie Walker Red from 1960. Tasted like the charcoal from a backyard barbecue, after grilling hot dogs.
It's fashionable to dislike anything that is decidedly popular, and that certainly includes Johnnie Walker Red. I believe J.W. Red outclasses most other scotches, especially at its price. There's plenty of flavor, smoothness, and a bit of smokiness to add depth. I like J.W. Red despite critical rantings from whisky snobs out there.
At the price it's not bad. It's certainly better than the now awful famous grouse. It's smooth... has a tiny bit of smoke and this contrasts nicely with the sweetness. Probably my new daily until I get bored of it.
Dual purpose whisky - you can drink it with cola - or you can use it to clean paint brushes.
Great with Ginger Ale, even better with Soda. I'm no whisky expert but I've tried a few blendeds and this is my favourite
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